Become a pivotal force in Alaska's healthcare landscape. As Health Systems Director at Kenaitze Indian Tribe , you'll oversee DWC's business and clinical operations, driving innovation and improving patient care. Your strategic leadership and expertise will ensure quality healthcare delivery aligned with the Tribe's mission. Join a dedicated team committed to serving the Dena'ina community.
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead primary care, behavioral health, wellness, dental, optometry, laboratory, radiology, revenue cycle, medical director, and support staff.
- Develop and implement DWC's strategic and annual plans to improve healthcare services, including exploring clinical expansion opportunities.
- Oversee health systems policies and procedures, contributing to Tribe-wide initiatives.
- Identify and secure funding opportunities through grants, IHS programs, and other sources.
- Ensure compliance with accreditation standards (CARF, AAAHC, FAHQ, ACHC).
- Mentor and supervise DWC staff, fostering a positive and productive work environment.
- Manage DWC's internal and external customer service, quality assurance, and risk resolution.
- Ensure adherence to healthcare regulatory requirements, including risk management, infection control, and customer safety.
- Collaborate with Kahtnu'tana Dena'ina Health Board and Tribal Council on health systems initiatives.
- Ensure compliance with Tribal, federal, state, and local employment laws and regulations.
Preferred Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree in Healthcare Administration, health sciences, or related field.
- Seven years of healthcare leadership experience with clinical operations, revenue cycle, and management of clinical staff.
- Experience in health program strategy development, quality, and service delivery.
- Experience in policy and procedure development and implementation.
- Knowledge of Alaska Tribal Health Care Operations, Indian Health Services, and Self-Governance.
Join a dedicated team committed to serving the Dena'ina community. Apply today and make a lasting difference.